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D first and T third gives 30 words, and four vowels take a real share of the box between them.
A leads at about thirty percent, with E and I tied at twenty three and O at seventeen.
DATES, DATED and DATUM carry the A branch, and they are the most common words in the group.
DATES and DATED differ in the last box, which is the ordinary kind of pair.
DITCH and DUTCH differ in the second box instead, which makes them harder to separate, since a miss there tells you nothing about the rest of the word.
DITTO, DITTY and DOTTY all put a second T in the fourth box, so that doubling is worth testing once the vowel is settled.
DETER is the E branch entry to know, and its repeated E gives it a shape none of the A branch words share.
No. DEPTH puts E in the second box and P in the third. The T lands fourth.
Only in the second box, so a guess on one leaves a single letter to resolve. That is the fastest finish available here.
The A branch. DATES, DATED and DATUM are all in common use, which is less true of the U branch where DUTCH stands almost alone.